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Yellowstone Lake Backcountry Sea Kayak
Sea Kayak the Crown Jewel of Yellowstone National Park
Sea kayak beautiful Yellowstone Lake, ringed with geyser basins and framed by the Absaroka Mountains. Travel in WI's fleet of fast and stable kayaks that provide an ideal way to see this national treasure in safety and style. Paddle down the Southeast and Flat Mountain arms of Yellowstone Lake, and break out rods and reels as cutthroat trout abound. On your way to sea kayaking you'll explore Yellowstone's Old Faithful, the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, and other spectacular sites of the world's first national park.
 
Trip at a Glance:
  • 6 days, 5 nights
  • 2 Wilderness Inquiry staff
  • All trail meals and snacks included
  • Eureka Outfitter Tents, group camping & cooking gear
  • Lotus PFD
  • Eddyline Grand San Juan Sea Kayak
  • Lightweight Swift paddles
  • Adaptive gear as needed
 
Trip Dates and Fees:
  • 07/10/2011 to 07/15/2011
  • 07/19/2011 to 07/24/2011
  • 07/29/2011 to 08/03/2011
  • 08/07/2011 to 08/12/2011

         Trip Fee: $895
 
Wilderness Inquiry | 808 14th Ave SE | Minneapolis, MN 55414 | (612) 676-9400 | info@wildernessinquiry.org
 
 
Yellowstone Lake Backcountry Sea Kayak
 
Sample Itinerary
DAY 1: Meet your group in Billings and travel over the scenic Beartooth Pass and through North Yellowstone. Learn about kayak skills and safety over dinner and spend the night in Grant Village.

DAY 2: Pack up camp and get on the water on the West Thumb of Yellowstone Lake. Paddle east to a campsite on Breezy Point. You may pass by an active osprey nest and see bald eagles soaring overhead. Today provides the first chance to catch trout and admire the beauty of the lake.

DAY 3: Break camp and move further southeast to the Flat Mountain Arm region where you'll paddle near the base of Flat Mountain in a true wilderness area. Set up camp and then enjoy the afternoon sun, reading a book or trying to catch colorful and pugnacious cutthroat trout.

DAY 4: Paddle in the Southeast Arm and explore the largest motor-free wilderness area in the park.

DAY 5: Paddle back to the Breezy Point area, enjoying the wildlife along the way.

DAY 6: Break camp in the morning and paddle out to Grant Village. The trip officially ends after lunch. If you use WI's van transportation, you will drive through the spectacular Beartooth Pass back to Billings, MT. Expect to return to Billings in the evening.
More Info & Registration: http://www.wildernessinquiry.org/yellowstonekayak
Wilderness Inquiry | 808 14th Ave SE | Minneapolis, MN 55414 | (612) 676-9400 | info@wildernessinquiry.org